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Cincinnati Bengals finalize 11-year lease extension to remain at Paycor Stadium
The Cincinnati Bengals will continue to play their home games at Paycor Stadium for at least another decade and potentially through the 2045 season. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the franchise finalized with Hamilton County a new lease that keeps them in town on an 11-year extension through June 2036.
The Cincinnati Bengals have easily cemented themselves as offseason losers with the recent contract issues they have been dealing with. The old, outdated, and cheap Bengals franchise really had ...
The Cincinnati Bengals were right behind the official announcement of a lease extension agreement with Hamilton County with a statement of their own. In a press release, Bengals Executive vice ...
CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bengals may not be out of the running to receive state funding for the Paycor Stadium $830 million renovation project. When the Ohio Senate released its two-year ...
Bengals contract drama: Cincinnati may be a title contender, but money issues keep distracting franchise This goes well beyond Trey Hendrickson and Shemar Stewart By Cody Benjamin ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Bengals struck a deal Thursday to renovate their county-owned stadium in Cincinnati. The Browns have a plan to build a new stadium in Brook Park. AFC North rivals 252 miles ...
CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bengals may not be out of the running to receive state funding for the Paycor Stadium $830 million renovation project. When the Ohio Senate released its two-year ...
The Bengals rank 11th in completion percentage (64%), eighth in passer rating (86.9) and 12th in pressure rate (35%) in the 909 dropbacks with Hendrickson on the field.
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